Topix — A hot, frenzied night in Miami changed life for Jim Morrison and The Doors. That's something the late singer's pardon on indecent exposure and profanity charges can't correct. more info

NME - The Daily Download — Christmas is three weeks away, so all the holiday tunes are getting pumped out. We've already gathered a round-up of ten free holiday tunes for you (featuring Royksopp, Sufjan Stevens and Slow Club). Now we're bringing you a piece of Saint Etienne's ... more info

Pop Crunch — It took a while, but late rocker Jim Morrison has finally been vindicated. The Doors frontman has been granted a posthumous pardon for a 40-year-old indecent exposure conviction in Florida. Morrison — who was portrayed by Val Kilmer in the 1991 Oli... more info

Reuters — TALLAHASSEE, Florida (Reuters) - Rock and roll icon Jim Morrison was pardoned on Thursday by the Florida clemency board for exposing himself at a raucous concert in 1969, an act the late singer and many concert-goers denied ever took place. more info

The Independent — The Doors singer Jim Morrison will get a posthumous pardon for an indecent exposure conviction in Florida. more info

Scotsman.com — The Doors singer Jim Morrison was last night due to receive a posthumous pardon for an indecent exposure conviction in Florida. more info

Guardian Music — Outgoing governor of sunshine state – who was 13 in 1969 – says Doors frontman was probably not guilty of indecencyIn the words of Jim Morrison: This is the end. Nearly four decades after his death, Florida's clemency board is today expected to ... more info

Topix — The charismatic but unpredictable lead singer of American rock band The Doors may receive a posthumous pardon almost 40 years after he was convicted of exposing himself on stage during a show in Miami. more info

Detroit Free Press — The Doors singer Jim Morrison will get a posthumous pardon for an indecent exposure conviction in Florida after Gov. Charlie Crist got a commitment for the second of two votes needed from other members of the state's Board of Executive Clemency ... more info

CNN Showbiz — The charismatic but unpredictable lead singer of American rock band The Doors may receive a posthumous pardon almost 40 years after he was convicted of exposing himself on stage during a show in Miami. more info